Spring Speech Contest winners at Carroll Creek Toastmasters
The contest awarded best table topic to Barbara Boden and best speaker to Ken Hill. Carroll Creek Toastmasters meet the first and third Tuesdays at Way Off Broadway Dinner Theater Willow Tree Plaza Golden Mile Frederick from 7 to 9 am. For more, call Jay Geiser 3016968810 Mimi McLaughlin 3018452117 or email John Jaffee at kellyvisitor jano.com
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Forest Park meets Brunswick in 1A boys semifinal clash
Forest Park, 6-16, battles Brunswick, 22-3, in the Class 1A state semifinal at Cole Field House. Foresters upset-minded after tough schedule and strong regional playoffs, while Railroaders seek sixth state tournament appearance.
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Wiggs Named Scholar Athlete of Year at N F F Hall of Fame Dinner
Justin Wiggs of Woodlawn Walkersville High School earned the Scholar Athlete of the Year award at the 35th Annual Greater Baltimore Chapter N F F dinner. He received 2500 dollars for the grand prize and 1500 for the Western Region. Wiggs, a 4.0 student and Maryland Distinguished Scholar, was a 6 foot 180 pound fullback linebacker and team captain who recovered from a early season leg injury to average 100 rushing yards in five games.
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Big Dance opens with upsets and seasoned favorites
NCAA tournament action kicks off with top seeds Duke, North Carolina, and Princeton shaping up as dangerous favorites. Jim Knight pays a 10000-dollar fine after Big Ten barbs, while Princeton seeks to prove its late-season form against UNLV in Hartford.
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Iverson 32 leads 76ers past Wizards 88 86
Philadelphia outlasted Washington 88 86 as Allen Iverson scored 32 on 11 of 21 shooting and, despite a late scare, held off a Wizards rally. Chris Webber led Washington with 34 points and 12 rebounds while Rod Strickland had 18 points and 12 assists.
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Free agent Tavarez shines in Orioles spring camp
Free agent Jesus Tavarez, 26, has emerged as a bright spot in Baltimore spring training. He is hitting .409 with a home run and six RBIs while competing for a fringe outfield role against Tarasco and others. Tavarez emphasizes hard work and readiness to play all three outfield positions as he eyes a chance to stick with Rochester if not Baltimore.
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Martinez Fans Eight as Red Sox Top Orioles in Florida
Pedro Martinez struck out eight over five scoreless innings to lead Boston past Baltimore 3 0 in Fort Myers Florida Erickson also pitched five shutout frames for the Orioles but walked five and struck out three Donnie Sadier doubled and scored on Jimmy Hurst single to put Boston up in the seventh Leyritz scored on a misplay and Hatteberg added a run Garces earned his third save as the Orioles sold more than 3 million tickets for the season with several key series near sellouts
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